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Selecting a residential VoIP provider can be difficult, especially when there’s an abundance of service plans, features, and providers. To make it easier, we’ve taken tow providers, Phone Power and Callcentric, and placed them in a head-to-head comparison to help you weigh your options.

Both providers offer a vast array of features. CallCentric allows users to cut their plan in half in selecting either just receiving or just making calls. Additionally, users can combine these services together. This ultimately allows for greater cost efficiency as users can more easily mix and match their service. Callcentric also offers a number of SIP features that are not included with Phone Power. Ultimately, CallCentric supplies users with a variety of simple and advanced features; however, many of the features do not appear accessible.

In contrast Phone Power offers yearly contracts, which allow for cost efficiency as well. Additionally, the Phone Power services range a broad spectrum; however many are more accessible and familiar to users. Phone Power caters to the user on an individual level through offering call services, contact lists, and auxiliary backups (Failsafe). This provider also appeals to the individual through incentives like satisfaction guarantees, as well as Refer a Friend. In terms of universality, Phone Power also offers a softphone solution that enables users to make calls through their computers.

While both providers offer a ton of services and features, Phone Power constructs a more general set of quality features. Many of the CallCentric features are specific, which is good for users looking for those certain features; however, in terms of quality, inclusiveness, and general coverage, Phone Power has the edge.